Terms of Use
- All video recordings will be produced on digital versatile disc (DVD).
- Because UofL Law's DVD recorders can record up to two (2) hours of video on a single disc, clients are strongly encouraged to schedule ten-minute breaks every three hours, allowing sufficient time to finalize each recorded disc and queue up a new disc.
- If your event ends earlier than originally scheduled on a particular day, the designated Event Contact should notify the UofL Law's IT staff at his/her earliest convenience.
- With the exception of a stenotype machine, no recording or transcription equipment other than that provided by UofL Law will be permitted.
- Upon initial registration, UofL-affiliated groups wishing to use UofL Law's video recording facilities must provide a PeopleSoft SpeedType number, which will be charged for use of the facilities.
- Upon initial registration, tax-exempt organizations must provide their federal tax-exempt ID number.
- You will not be charged prior to any event, and you will only be charged for actual use, rounded up to the nearest quarter hour.
- The first-hour fee will be applied each day, to include events continued over two or more days.
- A minimum of one hour will be charged for all events.
- You may cancel or reschedule your event, pending availability, at any time without penalty, though 24 hours advance notice is appreciated.
- Your registered billing contact will receive an invoice within five business days following the conclusion of each event. Invoices are due and payable within 30 calendar days.
- Events that are by statute, regulation or other legal authority public hearings shall be open to UofL Law students, faculty and staff and to the general public.
